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Description	Dansk: Saint Sava Katedral og Serbiens Nationalbibliotek. Deutsch: Kathedrale des hl. Sava mit Umgebung. English: Cathedral of Saint Sava and the National Library of Serbia. Español: Vista aérea: se puede apreciar a su lado la Biblioteca Nacional y, al fondo, el Estadio Partizan. Français : Le temple de Saint-Sava et le stade du FK Partizan Belgrade. La cathédrale Saint-Sava, vue aérienne. Italiano: Il tempio nel contesto urbano. 日本語: 聖サワ大聖堂とセルビア国立図書館（National Library of Serbia）. 市街地にそびえる大聖堂.
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